Patrick is a bright student, but he procrastinates. He puts off writing term papers and gets incomplete grades, which eventually become F's Patrick's ________ therapist helps him realize that he has the power to choose his own destiny and must assume responsibility for his life predicaments. The therapist helps him think about his procrastination and his life goals.

Suppose you have a friend who is consistently optimistic in her approach to all of life's problems. Your friend would be most likely to attribute her failures to ________ causes

a. internal, unstable, and global b. internal, stable, and global c. external, unstable, and specific d. external, stable, and specific

You are visiting your sister and she has a 4-year old daughter. You have not been around young children very much except for your niece and you are fascinated with her. You notice that while she plays, she acts like her dolls are real

What type of thinking is your niece demonstrating? a. humanitarianism b. egocentrism c. animism d. socialism